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Marshall Islands

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Background Notes: Marshall Islands|

Education in the city in secondary and primary education is almost entirely conducted by the Marshall Independent School District, with more than six thousand students at twelve campuses. A private institution, Trinity Episcopal School, also exists, and some parents choose to home school.|

The Marshall County Assessor is responsible for valuing all property in Marshall County.|

Rob Marshall promised the Broadway legend and his collaborator, James Lapine, that the long-gestating adaptation would finally see the big screen.|

Garry Marshall doesn’t regret Fonzie’s fateful stunt.|

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, children of both races had been raised to accept the of . African-American Marshall resident later wrote about his childhood experiences with segregation in his book . He described how, despite African-American children's acceptance of segregation, in some instances its demands were too outrageous to follow. For example, Dawson described how he had refused the demand of one employer who expected him to eat with her dogs. Other racist tactics were more overt; between October 1903 and August 1917 at least twelve people were . Not all instances of were reported by authorities, so the number is likely an undercount.|

This project is funded under an agreement with the Department of Labor and Workforce Development and Marshall County Schools.|

Megan Marshall has 6 past events.|

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Members of the Marshall County Senior Citizens Board of Directors include: Leland Carden, Carl Cooper, Denise Foster, Linda Gupton, Kathy Ingram, Herbert Johnson, Beverly Little, Russel McDaniel, Carol Perryman, Joe Boyd Liggett, Janet Wiles and Gaye Wilson.|

The United States and the Marshall Islands have full diplomatic relations. The Marshall Islands have expressed an interest in attracting U.S. investment.|

Garry Marshall doesn’t regret Fonzie’s fateful stunt.|

Garry Marshall doesn’t regret Fonzie’s fateful stunt.|

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Marshall's " Era" began in the early 1870s. Harrison County citizens voted to offer $300,000 bond subsidy, and the City of Marshall offered to donate land north of the downtown to the if the company would move to Marshall. T&P President accepted and located the T&P's workshops and general offices for in Marshall. The city benefited immediately from a population explosion. By 1880 the city was one of the 's largest markets. The city's new prosperity became apparent with the opening of J. Weisman and Co., the first in Texas, and with the installation of a single light bulb in the Texas and Pacific Depot, Marshall became the first city in Texas to have electricity. Prosperity brought out elements which led to some nationally known crimes being tried in the city, including the trials for the attempted murder of . During this period of wealth, many of the city's now historic homes were constructed. The city's most prominent industry, pottery manufacturing, began with the establishment of in 1895.|

On May 1, 1979, in recognition of the evolving political status of the Marshall Islands, the United States recognized the constitution of the Marshall Islands and the establishment of the Government of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. The constitution incorporates both American and British constitutional concepts.|

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